Highlights from ENP

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Posted by John Boyd on 20:11:03 03/04/06

Soon after we gathered at the Coe Visitors Center, a Shiny Cowbird was declared the likely bird of the day. However, there are other contenders, some listed below:

Swallow-tailed Kites over the main park road.
A young cormorant scarfing down a fish while being chased an older cormorant hoping to get the fish.
Baby Green Herons and Anhingas.
All the Black-crowned Night-Herons at Anhinga Trail.
Light and dark morph Short-tailed Hawks.
Both Bitterns at Anhinga Trail.
Skimmers, skimmers, and more skimmers at Flamingo.
All the Nuthatches at Long Pine Key/Research Road.
The 13 warbler species seen by one or more of the group.
The male Painted Bunting at the annex.

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Comments:	: Soon after we gathered at the Coe Visitors Center, a Shiny Cowbird was declared the likely bird of the day. However, there are other contenders, some listed below: : : Swallow-tailed Kites over the main park road. : A young cormorant scarfing down a fish while being chased an older cormorant hoping to get the fish. : Baby Green Herons and Anhingas. : All the Black-crowned Night-Herons at Anhinga Trail. : Light and dark morph Short-tailed Hawks. : Both Bitterns at Anhinga Trail. : Skimmers, skimmers, and more skimmers at Flamingo. : All the Nuthatches at Long Pine Key/Research Road. : The 13 warbler species seen by one or more of the group. : The male Painted Bunting at the annex.
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